The National Weather Service in Nashville forecasts temperatures to soar up to 100 degrees today with a calm wind shifting west around 5 mph. As residents seek relief from the swelter, tonight's weather is expected to be mostly clear, with a low of around 73 degrees and a light east-southeast breeze.
Wednesday and Thursday will remain very hot, with temperatures hitting around 102°F and 101°F. Winds will be calm, coming from the south-southwest in the afternoons. Due to the rising ozone levels, the National Weather Service has issued a Code Orange Health Advisory.
Friday presents a mix of clouds and sun with a high near 99 degrees and a potential for showers and thunderstorms post-1 pm. The pattern of warm evenings continues with a low of around 73 degrees, while the chance for thunderstorms decreases before the early hours of Saturday.
This weekend will be a bit cooler, with Saturday's high around 94°F and a 40% chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Patchy fog is expected after 5 am. The National Weather Service warns that air quality remains a concern, especially for active children, adults, and those with respiratory conditions like asthma, who should limit outdoor activity. Labor Day will be slightly cooler with a high around 88°F and a chance of thunderstorms continuing.
